Quick Keto Chocolate Walnut Brownies (15 Minute Recipe) (2024)

This is it! These are seriously the PERFECT Keto Chocolate Walnut Brownies. They’re made in ONE bowl and only take 15 minutes to bake!

Comfort food can’t get any simpler!

But do walnuts REALLY belong in a brownie?

Are brownies keto?

Brownies made with sugar and flour are definitely not keto. But this easy healthy recipe is made with almond flour, eggs, cocoa, sweetener and a few other simple ingredients, make this gluten-free and sugar-free brownie 100% keto.

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Can we all just agree that brownies are life? And when you’re living the keto lifestyle, you shouldn’t have to give them up. Now with this delicious healthy chocolate walnut brownie recipe, you don’t have to.

It’s totally possible to have your dessert and eat it too! And once you make this moist and amazing recipe once, you won’t even need to worry about trying to find another keto dessert recipe. It’s seriously that good.

Do walnuts belong in a keto brownie?

Yes, I love walnuts in my healthy crunchy gooey brownies. You may disagree, so the walnuts are easy to omit from the recipe or substitute for your favourite nut (pecans would be delicious).

Finding a brownie recipe that offers that taste of chocolate with the crunch of nuts? Amazing, truly amazing. And you won’t have to look any further than this low carb dessert! You literally get to add all the ingredients into one bowl and stir.

So not only are you getting a delicious keto dessert, but you also have less mess to deal with afterwards. That, my friends, is a total win-win!

Can you substitute other nuts?

You can! Just make certain that your choice of nuts follows along with your keto lifestyle before adding them in. Avoid cashews because they are very high carb compared to other nuts.

Some great choices could be pecans or macadamia nuts. Both would give great flavour and that wonderful adding texture and crunch.

To know which nuts to choose, you need to know the net carbs in nuts. Once you know their net carb value, you can choose which ones will fit in with your daily macros.

How do you know if brownies are cooked?

This is where the old toothpick or knife trick comes into play.

Simply use a clean toothpick or clean knife and insert it down into the centre of the brownie pan. If either come up clean, the keto brownies are done baking.

If the toothpick or knife comes up with some brownie batter on it then that indicates that they need to cook for just a little bit longer.

Personally, I love to slightly undercook brownies. It keeps them moist and the centre soft and deliciously gooey.

Most people tend to overcook brownies to ensure all the raw egg is safe. But because I often eat raw egg in my homemade 1-minute mayonnaise (and I know you’ve eaten raw cookie dough before) then I tend to remove the baking dish from the oven slightly before the centre is cooked.

And while we’re talking about delicious soft desserts, have you tried my new smooth and creamy keto chocolate lasagna yet? It’s a super easy 4 layer dessert that’s a no-bake recipe.

Can you make brownies dairy-free?

Yes, in fact, this dairy-free brownie recipe only has 1.9g net carbs. Instead of the traditional butter that goes into a brownie recipe, the simple recipe uses coconut oil instead.

You can even use the batter to make quick and easy cupcakes. These are perfect for portion contorl and easy lunch box fillers.

It’s a simple blender recipe so throw everything together and pour the chocolate brownie batter into the preferred brownie tray or cupcake moulds.

Like this Keto dessert? Check out these great options as well:

• Low-Carb Instant Pot Chocolate Cake
• Chocolate Green Smoothie
• Chocolate orange mousse
• Blender brownies (dairy-free version)

There’s never a wrong time to whip up a batch of these keto chocolate walnut brownies!

Treat your family, your tastes and your keto lifestyle with a batch of these homemade brownies! Livin your best keto lifestyle is possible even while being able to eat brownies!

Serving suggestions

For the full keto dessert experience, why not serve warm from the oven, with whipped cream? You can even sprinkle over a few low-sugar berries or some gooey caramel sauce.

More keto chocolate recipes

These are the most popular keto chocolate recipes the whole family will love. They are all easy sugar-free recipes that can be frozen.

• Nut-free keto brownies (without almond flour or coconut flour)
• The best flourless keto chocolate cake (baked chocolate ganache cake)
• No-bake chocolate peanut butter cheesecake
• Sugar-free walnut coffee cake